Subject: Proposal for Introducing “Patriotism Education” as a Compulsory Subject in All Educational Institutions to Build a Strong and Integrated India .“Most Respected Sir” , I have been trying to contact you for the past ten years. I am writing from Tripura. On the very day you first assumed office in the Prime Minister’s Office, I had commented on your Facebook post, humbly requesting you to visit Tripura and grant me an opportunity to meet you. I once again request you, Sir, to kindly give me a chance to meet you and share with you the thoughts and ideas I have for the development of our country's. For your kind reference, I am attaching the PDF of my Facebook comment.”**

Respected Prime Minister ji, To make India cleaner and more sustainable, we must take strong steps in both daily life and cultural practices. Polythene bags should be completely banned, and return to eco-friendly cotton and jute bags, carrying their own bags while shopping, as was our tradition. A deposit-return system for bottles and plastics can further promote recycling, where citizens deposit plastic at government centers and receive a small payment (e.g., ₹2 or as per weight). Mobile vans collecting waste twice a day, combined with area-wise employment for local youth and women in cleaning and household awareness visits, will ensure accountability and community participation. Traditional rituals such as pujapath, and karmkand must also become eco-friendly. Citizens and temples should use natural, biodegradable materials, avoid plastics and chemical colors, and ensure offerings do not pollute rivers. By adopting these practices, we honor our heritage.

Despite the significant progress made under the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan and the improved global image of our country, many citizens still neglect their responsibility towards cleanliness. Waste is often thrown indiscriminately in public spaces, and household-level segregation is rarely practiced. This leads to the creation of unsightly garbage black spots across cities, lowering cleanliness rankings and, more importantly, making daily life difficult for residents living nearby. I request the Hon’ble Prime Minister to address this issue in Mann ki Baat and emphasize that keeping our cities clean is not the sole responsibility of governments or municipalities. Citizens too must join hands and contribute actively—by practicing waste segregation at home, disposing garbage responsibly to garbage collection vehicles, and avoiding littering. Only through collective effort can we ensure cleaner, healthier, and more livable cities.

Ya jo kaam wale apne man or anbhuw sa jo kam karte ha isliye inhe ham itna yogdan date ha ki

I have duty in three schools mon, tue PM SHRI GSSS DEVIGARH, WED THU GMS BEHRU, FRIDAY, SATURDAY GMS BARKATPUR. STUDENTS IN ALL SCHOOLS THREAT ME TO HARM HURT AND KILL ME JUST TO CHEAT AND FORCE TEACHERS TO PASS THEM IN EXAMS. BUT NO ONE HELPS ME IN THIS MATTER. NO ONE DO ANYTHING IN ALL THIS . STUDENTS WORKS IN UNION TO SCARE, UNDERPRESSURE AND HARM TEACHERS. BUT AGAINST ME UNION OF STUDENTS AND SOME TEACHERS TOGETHER WORK AGAINST ME.

आदरणीय श्री प्रधानमंत्री जी को मेरा प्रणाम। मैं अजमेर राजस्थान से हूं। मैं बताना चाहता हूं कि आप देश के लिए राजा राम की तरह है जिन्होंने देश को पुनः सनातन दिया। भारतीयों को कांग्रेस से आजादी दिलाई। वरना यह देश अब तक बिक चुका होता। मैने जिदंगी में मेहनत की कमाई खाई है चाहे कम ही कमाया है। लेकिन मैं किसी को गलत तरीके से खाने नहीं दूंगा और ना कभी खाऊंगा। मुझे सब मालूम होता है कि कोई अपराधी कैसे पकड़ा जाए। कोई बलात्कारी को क्या सजा मिलनी चाहिए। भ्रष्ट कर्मचारी कौन है। मुझे खुफिया एजेंसी के साथ काम करना है। ताकि भ्रष्ट लोगों को पकड़ा जा सके। मैं अजमेर जिले से हु सबसे पहले मुझे अपने जिले को सुधारना है

Respected Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, I express my deep respect and gratitude for your dedicated efforts and remarkable contributions toward the progress of our nation. I humbly request your kind attention to the renewal of the Memorandum of Understanding between India and Hungary for the Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Programme, which has not been active for the past two years; due to this, Indian students have missed valuable opportunities while the unused 200 seats were given to Pakistan, increasing their quota to 400, and as the 2026/27 application cycle will reopen on 15th November 2025, I earnestly request your intervention to renew the agreement so that Indian students may also benefit and contribute to the progress of our country.

Respected Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, I express my deep respect and gratitude for your dedicated efforts and remarkable contributions toward the progress of our nation. I humbly request your kind attention to the renewal of the Memorandum of Understanding between India and Hungary for the Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Programme, which has not been active for the past two years; due to this, Indian students have missed valuable opportunities while the unused 200 seats were given to Pakistan, increasing their quota to 400, and as the 2026/27 application cycle will reopen on 15th November 2025, I earnestly request your intervention to renew the agreement so that Indian students may also benefit and contribute to the progress of our country.

Respected Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, I express my deep respect and gratitude for your dedicated efforts and remarkable contributions toward the progress of our nation. I humbly request your kind attention to the renewal of the Memorandum of Understanding between India and Hungary for the Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Programme, which has not been active for the past two years; due to this, Indian students have missed valuable opportunities while the unused 200 seats were given to Pakistan, increasing their quota to 400, and as the 2026/27 application cycle will reopen on 15th November 2025, I earnestly request your intervention to renew the agreement so that Indian students may also benefit and contribute to the progress of our country.

Respected Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, I express my deep respect and gratitude for your dedicated efforts and remarkable contributions toward the progress of our nation. I humbly request your kind attention to the renewal of the Memorandum of Understanding between India and Hungary for the Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Programme, which has not been active for the past two years; due to this, Indian students have missed valuable opportunities while the unused 200 seats were given to Pakistan, increasing their quota to 400, and as the 2026/27 application cycle will reopen on 15th November 2025, I earnestly request your intervention to renew the agreement so that Indian students may also benefit and contribute to the progress of our country.